The First International is an alternate name for the International Workingmen's Association, an international organisation of left-wing radicals founded in 1864.
First International may also refer to:
- IWA–AIT or International Workers' Association, an anarcho-syndicalist federation of trade unions founded in 1922
- First International Syndicalist Congress, a meeting of European and Latin American syndicalists in London in 1913
- First International Conference of American States
- First International Eugenics Conference, a conference of eugenicists in London in 1912.
- International Peace Congress, an 1848 peace convention
- Aramaic Music Festival, also known as the "First International Aramaic Music Festival"
In business:
- First International Computer, a Taiwanese computer company
- First International Telecom, a Taiwanese mobile phone operator
In religion:
In banking:
- First International Bank, an American bank founded in 1910
- First International Bank of Israel, an Israeli bank founded in 1972
- First International Bank Tower, the building which houses the Israeli bank
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